Written by: Laurenz Busch, Editor-in-Chief, Western Home Journal Photography by: Kayla McKenzie Photography When Rick Berry, the principal designer at Scott Edwards Architecture, first walked the property with the home-owners, the obvious move was to...
Written by: Laurenz Busch | Photos by: Matthew Millman SET IN A WOODED, BOULDER-STREWN HILLSIDE NEAR THE BASE OF JACKSON HOLE MOUNTAIN RESORT, THE 3,250-SQUARE-FOOT CAJU HOUSE FIRST APPEARS AS A WEATHERED STEEL OBJECT AMONG...
Written by: Lori Currie | Photos by: Gabe Border GREAT HOUSES RARELY HAVE A SINGLE AUTHOR. THE HOME ON LAVA STREET IN KETCHUM, IDAHO—NEARLY 8,000 SQUARE FEET OF MOUNTAIN MODERN ARCHITECTURE SET ON 10 PRIVATE...
Written by: Laurenz Busch How a Wasatch-based firm treats landscaping as essential architecture by shaping properties from the outset and sustaining them through long-term care. Willie Eschenfelder has spent much of his life perfecting the...
Written by: Laurenz Busch There is a moment in every custom build when trust becomes more important than blueprints and discussions. It usually arrives after the architectural plans are approved, and the first surprises begin...
Written by: Laurenz Busch In the most thoughtful spaces, technology rarely calls attention to itself. It blends seamlessly into the architecture, shaping and refining the atmosphere rather than dominating it. Light and sound, climate and...
Written by: Jennifer Walton | Photos by: Chris Murray Productions At nearly 3,500 feet above sea level in Central Oregon, the 1,800-acre Brasada Ranch overlooks the expansive high-desert floor and has always been defined by...
Listen to our Spotify podcast about this article: Written by: H.A. Branham | Photos by: Aaron Krafty The year was 2009. Andrew Miller and Adam Scott were facing mutual career crossroads. The present was palatable but the...
Listen to our Spotify podcast about this article: Written By Lori CurriePhotos By Aimée Mazzenga The phone call began with laughter and ended with an extraordinary leap of faith. Comparing notes on beloved architects and...
Listen to our Spotify podcast about this article: By Cassidy Mantor Our vision as a population has shifted downward. Blame our phones. Or our collective anxiety about staying ahead at work. Or maybe it’s our...
Western Home Journal is the luxury mountain home sourcebook for building or remodeling your dream home in the Intermountain West. It is a resource featuring carefully curated stories about leading architects, interior designers, builders, and craftsmen whose work inspires people to live well. Headquartered in Sun Valley, Idaho, WHJ is published biannually in six destination markets including:
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